If you’ve ever wondered about the Council of Governors and being a governor, then now is your chance!
An exciting opportunity to be a governor for Nottinghamshire Healthcare and join the Council of Governors.
Every NHS Foundation Trust must have a Council of Governors. The Council of Governors is an important part of the Trust and is made up of 37 Governors including 21 elected public governors, 8 elected staff governors and 8 appointed governors from partner organisations.
Put simply, the Council of Governors are the voice of the local people, and help the Trust to connect to the population it serves. Collectively, they ensure that the Trust Board is accountable to local people. They gain assurance about the Trust's performance, with a particular focus on service quality.
The role of governors includes the following responsibilities:
The Council of Governors meet four times per year.
The nomination stage of the governor elections is now open and you are invited to nominate yourself if you are interested in being a governor.
There are currently 10 vacancies in the public constituency:
Public Vacancies
To find out more, and complete a nomination form online visit: www.cesvotes.com/NottsHealth2021.
We welcome nominations from anyone over the age of 16, of any race, colour, religious belief, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, gender, disability or marital status.
Nominations are open from 20 November and close at 5pm on 18 December 2020.
You can find out more about the role of governors and the Council of Governors at www.nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/council-of-governors.
You must be a member of the Trust to apply to be a governor. Online membership form.
For membership queries, please email membership@nottshc.nhs.uk.